The bandit troops encountered serious resistance, and the bandits under the command of Zeng Kesheng resisted stubbornly and adopted ambushes, ambushes and other means, which caused certain troubles to the PLA.
However, the PLA's combat effectiveness and equipment superiority gradually became apparent, and after several days of fierce fighting, the PLA finally occupied seven fields and villages and killed Zeng Kesheng and other bandits.
The liberation of Shichikata Village meant the end of a brutal bandit rule. The villagers rejoice and they will begin to live a stable and harmonious life.
Today, Shichikita has become a small and bustling city, lined with shops, schools, hospitals and other facilities. What used to be a bandit's lair has now become a place where people live and work.
The changes of the seven fields and villages explain the bravery and perseverance of the Chinese people in the liberation war. It is not only a review of history, but also an opportunity for us to reflect and cherish.
We owe our gratitude to those warriors who died to liberate the seven fields, and to the villagers who defended their homeland with their lives. At the same time, we must also warn ourselves to cherish today's hard-won peace and happiness.
Let us remember history, cherish the present, and work together to realize the Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation!
